Labels:text | electronics | screenshot | software | number | display | font | computer icon | parallel | web page | line OCR: y Men on Women/Women on Men -- Unregistered X File Edit View Search Key Subjects Options Tools Help ? Number Subject Section Author's Name First Line of Quote 1, Affairs 1 Franklin, Benjamin You cannot pluck roses without fear of thorns 2, Affairs 1 Tacitus, Cornelius Things forbidden have a secret charm. 3, Affairs 1 Shakespeare, William 'Tis one thing to be tempted, another thing t 4, Affairs 1 Morley, Christopher The plural of spouse is spice. 5, Affairs 1 Wallis, Robyn A mistress is something that comes between a 6, Affairs Mencken, Henry L. Adultery: democracy applied to love. 7, Affairs 2 Wycherley, William Next to the pleasure of making a new mistress 8, Affairs 2 Aristotle, Consider pleasures as they depart, not as the 9, Affairs 2 Henley, William Men may scoff, and men may pray, 10, Affairs 2 Baudelaire, Pierre C A sweetheart is a bottle of wine; a wife is a 11, Affairs Proverbs, Do not look at wine when it is red, 12, Affairs 2 Cher , A girl can wait for the right man to come alo 13, Affairs Blake, William Every harlot was a virgin once. 14, Affairs Connolly, Cyril It is the fear of middle age in the young, an 15, Affairs Proust, Marcel A woman we love rarely satisfies all our need 16, Affairs Wycherley, William A mistress should be like a little country re 17, Affairs Wickham, Anna I have been so misused by chaste men with one 18, Affairs La Rochefoucauld, Fr One can find women who have never had one lov 19, Affairs Hitopadesa, The Fire is never satisfied with fuel; 20, Affairs Guitry, Sacha There are women whose infidelities are the on 21, Affairs Montaigne, Michel de When a Roman was returning from a trip, he us 22, Affairs Stendhal, The lover thinks oftener of reaching his mist 23, Affairs Plutarch, A lover's soul lives in the body of his mistr 24, Affairs 3 Robbins, Harold I've always found it much more dangerous to f Sort Key = Record Number
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